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 I made some lasagna last night. I didn't take a picture then. My niece arrived with her children to play with my potters wheel about the time it came out of the oven.  I gave them about a third of it when the left to take home.  Charlie and I had a piece and then I mentioned that maybe the neighbors behind us might like some because there would be too much leftover for us to eat it all.  I didn't think about it again until I came into the kitchen just now for another piece. This is all that was left.

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Another Sunday Pizza night.

I decided yesterday morning to feed my starter and make a biga before leaving for work.

 

Used the biga in a batch of sourdough last night. It was a 1000g batch that I divided in half and placed in two containers and they went into the fridge. One for pizza and the other will be baked Monday or Tuesday as baguettes.

My son took the dough for the pizzas out of the fridge around 1:30 this afternoon so it would have time to warm up and rise and be ready to use by the time I got home.

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I baked three pizzas.

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Matt's Greek potato pizza

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and an Italian Sausage and Mushroom pizza

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were both cooked on the stone on the grill.

 

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And the third, a Margherita baked on a stone in an Oster French Door convection oven.

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It was baked on the top shelf and finished under the broiler. This is the first time I have baked a pizza in this little oven. I was pleasantly surprised.

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2 hours ago, Ann_T said:

Another Sunday Pizza night.

I decided yesterday morning to feed my starter and make a biga before leaving for work.

 

Used the biga in a batch of sourdough last night. It was a 1000g batch that I divided in half and placed in two containers and they went into the fridge. One for pizza and the other will be baked Monday or Tuesday as baguettes.

My son took the dough for the pizzas out of the fridge around 1:30 this afternoon so it would have time to warm up and rise and be ready to use by the time I got home.

1878236190_GreekPizzaMarch3rd2019sourdoughcrust1.thumb.jpg.8120d06e5e9d719dcac61c6b24481599.jpg

I baked three pizzas.

197391788_GreekPizzaMarch3rd2019sourdoughrim.thumb.jpg.0dcdc9646d08c83b2652636bd7761abc.jpg

Matt's Greek potato pizza

690449447_SausageandMushroomSourdoughcrustMarch3rd2019.thumb.jpg.0db71dcf9c7f8fb4edbd2da08b8523a5.jpg

and an Italian Sausage and Mushroom pizza

1745765696_SausageandMushroomSourdoughcrustMarch3rd20191.thumb.jpg.b5460ba35275933be2896af285c96764.jpg

were both cooked on the stone on the grill.

 

1955928958_MargheritaSourdoughcrustMarch3rd20191.thumb.jpg.91737afab8be8f2a9a8601949813b16e.jpg

And the third, a Margherita baked on a stone in an Oster French Door convection oven.

1741290436_MargheritaSourdoughcrustMarch3rd2019rim2.thumb.jpg.01a28a0beae5a46dd49dda6360148f7d.jpg

It was baked on the top shelf and finished under the broiler. This is the first time I have baked a pizza in this little oven. I was pleasantly surprised.

Margherita Sourdough crust March 3rd, 2019 rim.jpg

 

 

 

I never thought to let dough for pizza rise.  Does yours rise before or after shaping?

 

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Mapo tofu:

 

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I have at least half a dozen recipes for mapo tofu but this one is from Phoenix Claws and Jade Trees.  One substitution was I had no Chinese leeks so I just sprinkled on cilantro.  Very good.

 

What prompted the choice of dinner was that amazon sent me some beef round by mistake.  They refunded the cost but I didn't want to waste it.  All right, actually I wanted to pitch it but I would have felt guilty.  I double ground the beef and didn't over cook it, and actually it was not half bad.

 

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Masala omelette which didn’t quite make the fold in half. Stuffed with red onion, spinach, coriander, mushrooms and cheddar, served with fresh tomato chutney. Easy, tasty, satisfying.

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6 hours ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

 

I never thought to let dough for pizza rise.  Does yours rise before or after shaping?

 

@JoNorvelleWalker,  Pizza dough just like bread dough needs to rise, and is even better if given a longer cold bulk fermentation. I've found that my regular baguette or in this case sourdough makes the best pizza crust, especially if given at least one day if not two or three days in the fridge.    I always let it come to room temperature and complete its rise before using for either bread or pizza crust.    I never let pizza dough rise after it is shaped.   It gets hand stretched, topped and then baked, usually on a hot stone on the grill. 

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Norm, your lasagna looks delicious--as does everything above me.

 

I bought some hot Italian sausage so I made some ravioli and sauce a few days ago

 

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More roast beef on a pretzel bun this time with some onion soup to dip in and some fries

 

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Hot wings and more fries with a salad

 

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And last night I SV'd a pork loin

 

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@Nicolai -- Those photos may not be of Heaven, but they''ve got to be close. What a glorious excess of cheese!

Don't ask. Eat it.

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Pepperoni pizzas baked in a cast iron skillet for my nephew.  I prefer thin crust pizza but he likes the thick kind.  

 

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Sunday dinner: Substituted Zeroodles fettuccine  with oat fibres for oyster sauce HoFun (rice noodles). They worked very well. Had asparagus, red onions and a few baby gai lan in the crisper, so that was stir-fried and tossed onto the noodles. Topped with sliced sous vide chicken breast.

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Tonight, I used up the last lb of pickerel from the freezer. I was surprised there was a bit of fishiness, but the recipe I used helped alleviate that, along with liberal shakes from the white pepper shaker.

The fish was cut into bite-size pieces and dredged with a bit of cornstarch. Thin threads of fresh ginger was fried in oil, then the fish was shallow-fried in the ginger-infused oil. Sauce was sweet soy, sesame oil, water, and white pepper.

 

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Our side was steamed green beans stir-fried in FuYu. All eaten with Jasmine rice.

 

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Spaghetti with Morels and Porcini.

 

In order to avoid the eternal shame of seeming to have turned vegetarian, I fried the mushrooms in bacon fat. Oh yes!

 

Tasted infinitely better than it looks.

 

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...your dancing child with his Chinese suit.

 

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You know how an old cookbook automatically opens to a certain page, right ? This is from that page, succulent chicken breasts with a burnt butter, lemon, wine reduction. Served with mash potatoes and garlic green beans.

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I was in two minds whether to post this in the freezer challenge thread. The chicken had been in there since September 2016, was still surprisingly good.  The last piece of meat has left the building.

 

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38 minutes ago, sartoric said:

You know how an old cookbook automatically opens to a certain page, right ? This is from that page, succulent chicken breasts with a burnt butter, lemon, wine reduction. Served with mash potatoes and garlic green beans.

 

I was in two minds whether to post this in the freezer challenge thread. The chicken had been in there since September 2016, was still surprisingly good.  The last piece of meat has left the building.

 

 

Sounds like an "I need tasty comfort food tonit meal. :)

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Tonight's dinner was my slightly deconstructed and somewhat bastardized Poulet Cocotte Grand Mere with new potatoes and peas. And for dessert, vanilla bean ice cream topped with chopped dark chocolate covered espresso beans. 

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8 hours ago, chord said:

Japanese chicken curry using a sauce packet

 

I've seen that same sauce packet in supermarkets here in China, but never bought it. Not a big fan of Japanese curry.

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